Ahmad Vahidian Abutalebi, the director of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in Khorasan Razavi, announced that the consumption of clean CNG fuel in this region has increased by more than 5% compared to the first five months of 1405, following the implementation of the plan to collect free station cards and deposit the third layer quota into individuals' personal fuel cards.
Details of the Dual-Fuel Conversion Plan
Vahidian Abutalebi also referred to the free dual-fuel conversion plan for high-usage internet vehicles and stated that since the beginning of September, 663 vehicles in Khorasan Razavi province have registered for this plan. Of this number, 145 vehicles have been converted from gasoline to dual-fuel (gasoline and CNG).
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Utilization of CNG Station Capacities
The director of the National Iranian Oil Products Distribution Company in Khorasan Razavi stated that currently about 47% of the capacity of CNG stations in the region is being utilized, emphasizing that with the implementation of upstream plans, including increasing the number of dual-fuel vehicles and completing the organization of free fuel cards, it will be possible to save up to 1.3 million liters of gasoline daily.
This increase in CNG consumption comes at a time when recent years have seen a focus on clean fuels and reducing air pollution with the aim of preserving the environment and improving urban quality of life. The dual-fuel conversion plan for vehicles plays an important role in promoting the use of CNG as a clean and economical fuel.
Considering that CNG, as a clean fuel, is a suitable option for reducing air pollution and fuel costs, its increased consumption can help improve the environmental and economic situation of the region. Meanwhile, the significant growth in the registration of dual-fuel vehicles indicates the community's willingness to use clean fuels and reduce dependence on fossil fuels.
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